A) 2,190 miles B) 1,500 miles C) 3,000 miles D) 2,500 miles
A) Spring to Fall B) Winter to Spring C) Summer only D) Year-round
A) East to West B) Southbound (SoBo) C) Northbound (NoBo) D) West to East
A) Hiking a section of the trail B) Hiking only on weekends C) Hiking the entire trail in one season D) Hiking with a group
A) Specific campsite B) Type of flower C) Emergency signal D) Trail marker
A) Lemon juice B) Salt C) Water filter D) Sugar
A) Mark your campsite B) Minimize impact on the environment C) Leave food for animals D) Build large campfires
A) Brown bear B) Polar bear C) Black bear D) Grizzly bear
A) Finding rare plants B) Hallucinations due to exhaustion C) Unexpected kindness from strangers D) Avoiding bad weather
A) Using plastic bags as socks B) Properly fitting boots and moisture-wicking socks C) Hiking barefoot D) Ignoring hot spots
A) First aid kit B) Storing food safely C) Carrying water D) Making noise to scare bears
A) Hike Yearly On Holidays B) Hike Your Own Hike C) Help Your Other Hikers D) Hold Your Own Horses
A) Mount Washington B) Springer Mountain C) Mount Katahdin D) Clingmans Dome
A) Maine B) Pennsylvania C) Georgia D) Ohio
A) Improved vision B) Nausea and confusion C) Increased thirst D) Loss of appetite
A) Attract wildlife B) Carry extra weight C) Reduce stress on joints D) Start fires
A) Soda B) Candy bars C) Potato chips D) Nuts and seeds
A) Improper foot care B) Sunburn C) Contaminated water D) Insect bites
A) Road map B) World map C) Topographic map D) Political map
A) Take frequent showers B) Wear long pants and use insect repellent C) Avoid wooded areas D) Wear bright colors
A) A day with zero miles left to hike B) A day with perfect weather C) A day with no hiking D) A day with no water sources
A) Navigation tools B) Shelter C) First aid kit D) Hair dryer
A) American Trail Council B) Athletic Training Center C) Adventure Tourism Company D) Appalachian Trail Conservancy
A) Use a hairdryer B) Put them in a dryer C) Place them near a campfire D) Stuff them with newspaper
A) Ascend gradually B) Hold your breath C) Drink lots of caffeine D) Skip meals
A) Camping in a tent B) Camping in a shelter C) Camping with a large group D) Camping outside designated areas
A) To protect it from animals B) To dry it out C) To keep it cool D) To make it easier to carry
A) Throw food at it B) Play dead C) Make noise and slowly back away D) Run away quickly
A) Apply dirt B) Clean with soap and water and apply a bandage C) Ignore it D) Use alcohol
A) Never B) Once a month C) Every week D) Every few days, depending on food consumption |